Kettering hosts first-ever FIRST Robotics collegiate competition
Genesee County is home to some of the best FIRST Robotics teams in the country and Kettering is home to the first-of-its-kind FIRST Robotics community center.
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Kettering University faculty, student research awarded two patents
One of the patented processes is designed to improve hip replacement surgeries while the other chemically modifies the surface of nano- and microparticles.
Kettering hosts test run of Delphi prototype being unveiled at 2019 Consumer Electronics Show
Delphi becomes the first company to use Kettering University's new GM Mobility Center test track.
UM-Flint to serve as hub of cybersecurity education
There are an estimated 7,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs available in Michigan and 300,000 nationwide.
See inside Kettering University’s new proving grounds and research center
This massive project turned a polluted former industrial site into a one-of-its-kind university facility where the next generation of automobiles will be imagined and engineered.
UM-Flint’s new science building ranks as downtown Flint’s largest-ever development
The $39 million expansion to the Murchie Science Building comes on the heels of a 58 percent increase in undergraduate students majoring in science, technology, engineering, and math at UM-Flint and a 350 percent increase in graduate-level studies.
Sloan Museum’s exhibit on Race and Racism continues through December
The exhibit "Race: Are We So Different?" takes a look at race through science, history, and everyday experiences.
University of Michigan-Flint student invents potentially life-saving anesthesia tool
Jason Flowers used his background in construction to develop the award-winning device.
Ebony Stith: Why the Flint Registry matters to us all
She is fueled by her love of family and passion for her city in the crusade to make sure everyone affected by the Flint water crisis is counted.
Kettering University faculty, student research awarded two patents
One of the patented processes is designed to improve hip replacement surgeries while the other chemically modifies the surface of nano- and microparticles.
Kettering hosts test run of Delphi prototype being unveiled at 2019 Consumer Electronics Show
Delphi becomes the first company to use Kettering University's new GM Mobility Center test track.
UM-Flint to serve as hub of cybersecurity education
There are an estimated 7,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs available in Michigan and 300,000 nationwide.
See inside Kettering University’s new proving grounds and research center
This massive project turned a polluted former industrial site into a one-of-its-kind university facility where the next generation of automobiles will be imagined and engineered.
UM-Flint’s new science building ranks as downtown Flint’s largest-ever development
The $39 million expansion to the Murchie Science Building comes on the heels of a 58 percent increase in undergraduate students majoring in science, technology, engineering, and math at UM-Flint and a 350 percent increase in graduate-level studies.
Sloan Museum’s exhibit on Race and Racism continues through December
The exhibit "Race: Are We So Different?" takes a look at race through science, history, and everyday experiences.
University of Michigan-Flint student invents potentially life-saving anesthesia tool
Jason Flowers used his background in construction to develop the award-winning device.
Ebony Stith: Why the Flint Registry matters to us all
She is fueled by her love of family and passion for her city in the crusade to make sure everyone affected by the Flint water crisis is counted.
